Salisbury Gig Guide
St Mary & St Nicholas Church
West Street, Wilton, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP2 0DL - 3.5 miles - mapWebsite: wiltonparish.co.uk
St Mary & St Nicholas Church Events:
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Saturday 15 November 2025
Venue: St Mary & St Nicholas Church map 
Live music
Address: West Street, Wilton, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP2 0DL Event: Salisbury Chamber Chorus: The Music of Benny Andersson and ABBA - 6pm - Salisbury Chamber Chorus is heading north again for this autumn’s concert programme, reflecting on musical director Simon McEnery’s long-standing obsession with four famous Swedes. Salisbury Chamber Chorus's website: www.salisburychamberchorus.org. Salisbury Chamber Chorus on Facebook: www.facebook.com/SalisburyChamberChorus. Venue's website: wiltonparish.co.uk Venue's Facebook: facebook.com/StMaryAndStNicholasChurchWilton 
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St Mary & St Nicholas Church - Up Next:
SATURDAY 08 NOVEMBER 2025
Don't Look Now
Venue: St Mary & St Nicholas Church
2.15pm & 7.30pm
Presented by Wiltshire Creative and New Wolsey Theatre. Grief is a trickster. It plays with time, with memory... with reality itself. Dare to look – just don’t look now. A couple devastated by loss escape to the shadowed canals of Venice, hoping to leave their past behind – but the city has other plans. As eerie visions blur the line between the living and the dead, an ominous presence stalks them through the labyrinthine streets. Fate is closing in – can one truly escape their destiny? A masterclass in slow-burning dread and supernatural unease, Daphne du Maurier’s Don’t Look Now is a spine-chilling, thrilling descent into grief, guilt and the terrifying possibility that some warnings should never be ignored.